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Anonymous — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 02:44:00 GMT

Guides for Marvel Pinball

Blog Post: pinball fx 2

robert — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 14:04:00 GMT

fun and fast paced.its hard to find time to blink.worth the money.

Blog Post: Little Big Planet

LittleBigFreak — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 20:16:00 GMT

Best game ever! You can really let your imagination and creativity fly! And meet millions of friends online! My review: Best game ever (not including Kingdom Hearts)

Blog Post: Marvel at Marvel's pinball table

caleb wilder — Sat, 08 Jan 2011 09:37:00 GMT

I am not the biggest pinball fan out there, heck I honestly hate they game because of my bad luck.That all changed when Zen's studio unleashed 4 of the unique and fun pinball table in recent gaming. The four table are Spiderman my personal favorite,Wolverine the annoying one, Iron Man my least favorite, and Blade the black one.Each table comes with unique challenges that reflect the character skills and shows some insight

into the character past. Prior knownledge of the most the characters made these tables truly standout,but also made me respect the amount work put into each character.Now lets discuss the tables starting with Spiderman red and blue romp through Spidey's life. The table is filled with just enough things to keep your attention on the ball ,but still giving you enough time to enoy. In between Doc Oct and Green Goblin attacks i just grinning hearing JJJ yell at "Peter to get better pics or you're fired." The Wolverine table is just as crazy and fun as the character its model after,but my one major gripe with it is the horrible repeating of Wolverine 2 best known phrase"Bub"and "I am the best at what I do". The Iron Man is covered with the iconic character standard yellow and red color scheme. The characters and voice acting are quite good for this table design but the I think is just a tad to big making harder to rack up high score.I Guess summoning ultimo requires more room. The final table is Blade whick offer 2 for one night and day combo theme table. The use od vampire hunting is excuted very well with mini-games scattered through the level such as catch the vampire.Considering the fact the Marvel table pack can only be bough at for 800MS it is a steal for those high score chaser who love comics and a challenge.

Blog Post: Zen’s Licensed Tables Shine In Marvel Pinball

Matt Miller — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 22:01:00 GMT

Video pinball has never been my thing; I miss the pop of the flippers and the reality of that little silver ball bouncing haphazardly off the bumpers. That changed with Zen’s efforts to bring the experience back to its roots. While Zen may not be able to transform my game room into an arcade parlor, they’ve finally managed to nail what makes pinball so much fun. The development team has made the most of the Marvel license and crafted a number of awesome new pinball tables that should satisfy even the most skeptical pinball fans.

Spider-Man, Iron Man, Blade, and Wolverine each have a dedicated pinball table, and every one of the four could absorb a player for endless hours of discovery and score improvement. Each table bows to the style of the character – Spider-Man, my personal favorite of the four, is filled with soaring ramps and amusing voiceovers. Wolverine has the ability to rage and turn nearly every shot on the board into a high score jackpot. Iron Man transforms from Tony Stark into his armored alter ego for the most dangerous missions. Blade features a day/night cycle that completely changes the feel of play. No matter the table, each hero is matched up against three or four of their greatest nemeses, from the Green Goblin to Whiplash. These unique missions are fun to trigger and easy to understand, though it would have been nice if the tables had their own gimmicks rather than all of them being tied to supervillain fights. I also don’t always like when onscreen events occur that wouldn’t be possible on a real table, like the Goblin’s exploding pumpkin multi-ball. The game is at its best when the illusion of true pinball is maintained.

Without exception, the four tables are excellently designed, and fantastic ball physics make the game worth repeated play. A metagame ties the tables together; your combined score across all tables shows the definitive leaderboard king among your friends. Pack in some highly detailed options for customizing your game experience, from table tilt alterations to camera view, and there’s a lot to love. Given this stellar effort, I can’t wait to see how Zen’s pinball collection continues to expand.

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